« Reply #2 on: 01 June 2021, 10:32 »
I’d also go with examining the tyre carefully first, looking for any debris stuck in a groove particularly, but also any other foreign bodies such as a tyre sticker, nail head or basically anything that shouldn’t be there.
Also visually check the inside of the wheel to see if a weight is becoming detached and fouling the calliper or anything stuck behind the spokes.
Have a look for any unusual scoring or signs of swarf on the brake disc too.
Anything that’s not visible means the car will need to go on a ramp so it’s best to have a crawl around in the dirt looking for foreign bodies or signs of unusual wear first.

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